One really tasty Burger

A squeeze with cheese is tough to beat!

The best burgers are the ones you make yourself

Were you drinking when you made that one 

Westside Grill in Santa Rosa has some pretty decent burgers.


And I hear Big Kahuna Burgers are pretty tasty, as well, but I've yet to try one.

Is that one of them hawaiian burger joints?

Best burger I ever had was Mikes at the Crossroads in Cotati.
Mike used to get his meat daily in Petaluma. Those were the bomb.

I heard he sold and was traveling. Been a few years now.

Ikeda's

Hands down.

Westside Grill in Santa Rosa has some pretty decent burgers.


And I hear Big Kahuna Burgers are pretty tasty, as well, but I've yet to try one.

Is that one of them hawaiian burger joints?

Big Kahuna Burger......goes good with a 5 dollar milkshake 

I have been loving the hot burger from 101 Burger in Willits. For the past few days it may have been my breakfast. Everyday.

Andys mountain grill in mi wuk village.

For non-chain, I like Squeeze-Inn in Sacramento.

That looked so good, I had to look it up!  Funny enough, it's adjacent a street called "Kayak Alley"!  Should be easy enough to remember! Next time i'm heading up 50 i'm going to stop there 

The best burgers are the ones you make yourself

Were you drinking when you made that one 

does it show?

I grew up in LA and back in the day, the best burger was the "original Tommy's Hamburgers" double chili cheese burger. They have many locations now but the original shack on the corner of Beverly an Rampart is the best.

I grew up in LA and back in the day, the best burger was the "original Tommy's Hamburgers" double chili cheese burger. They have many locations now but the original shack on the corner of Beverly an Rampart is the best.

Tommys and Fatburgers on La Cienga were my Favorite after the clubs closed gut bomb run before heading home to Santa Monica. Back in the mid 70s

For non-chain, I like Squeeze-Inn in Sacramento.

That looks too good to be true...

  Burgers are the new trend here in north Oakland. Trueburger just opened on 41st and Broadway. It's one block up from Clove and Hoof ($15 a pop, opened last fall). Kroner burger opened last month. My friend paid $20 for a burger and soda. They only serve the burgers rare (raw inside). I think they kick you out if you ask them to cook it more. Grange Hall just opened on 49th and Telegraph. Their burger got written up on SFeats.  Sparky's and Barney's are already on Piedmont Ave. right up from Kroner burger. Who knew?

The best burgers are the ones you make yourself

i do agree!  after paying $10-15 for a burger, leaves a bitter taste that wont go away....but i di give in once in a while to the mega$burgers

CocaBurger&GarlicFries  = maybe $5